A post puller grips wooden or metal posts and uses leverage to extract them from compacted soil. The tool reduces digging and minimizes ground disturbance around the post hole.
Jaw width determines compatibility with different post sizes
Handle length changes the amount of leverage applied
Base plate design affects stability on uneven terrain
Match the puller capacity to your most common post dimensions.
FAQs
Yes, models with serrated jaws securely grip flanged T-posts without slipping.
Concrete footings require breaking or drilling first; the puller works only on earth-embedded posts.
Wipe soil off after use and apply light oil to pivot points to prevent rust.
Most designs allow single-user operation, though longer handles benefit from a helper on stubborn posts.
Proper alignment minimizes splitting; avoid over-clamping on rotted wood.